Downtown’s Gold Spike has closed its cafe, The Grill, and is working on a new restaurant concept, Fiddlestix.
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Press / 30.06.2016
Reader’s Choice – Best Cocktail Lounge: Oak & Ivy
We’ve been big on this whiskey-centric hideaway since it opened in the summer of 2014, and clearly you’ve discovered its luscious libations, too.
Take a break from cruising Fremont Street this summer, grab a Watermelon Wheat Sandia at Banger and chill.
The question we all ask every day, sometimes three times a day is: Where or what should we eat? And if you’re dining out, the answer is never easy because the number and variety of restaurants in Las Vegas keeps growing.
Press / 09.06.2016
Strictly DTLV Cheap Eats
It’s no surprise that the majority of Vegas Seven’s 2106 cheap eats can be found in DTLV: we have the best food without having to pay Strip prices.
Las Vegas may be a bit of a newcomer on the vegan block, but in true Las Vegas fashion, it’s embracing the plant-based movement.
Do you like a good sandwich? I know I do.
Press / 30.06.2016
Best Local Scene Comeback: Neon Reverb
Downtown’s DIY music fest returned after a three-year absence and reminded us what we’ve been missing: a smartly curated, multi-venue walkabout—and the best way to discover your new favorite bands.
Press / 30.06.2016
Reader’s Choice – Best Taco Shop: Pinches
The California transplant landed at Container Park and then expanded to the southwest Valley, proving that amazing tacos know no boundaries.
Press / 30.06.2016
Most Indestructible Venue: Bunkhouse Saloon
Whether gutted and reduced to three walls and no roof or dealing with a cycle of changing operators, the Rasputin of the Downtown music scene seemingly cannot be silenced—and for that we’re thankful.